Just finished reading through Freakangels and thought it was amazing. I've been getting into webcomics a lot recently though and I was wondering if anyone had some good ones to recommend that are, if possible ;), on par with Freakangels.

But now that it's concluded and soon to be print-published by First Second, they've taken all but a few sample pages off their website. Oh well, the book will be worth purchasing. This is some powerful stuff, almost on a level with Maus, and in a class with that other modern Iranian saga, Persepolis.

If I may be so bold, my wife Jane Irwin is striking out in different nerdly directions with her ongoing CLOCKWORK GAME, the story of the chess-playing real life automaton. I've gotta think there's plenty of you out there who would dig this muchly. It is very well done, if I may say so...

If I may be so bold, my wife Jane Irwin is striking out in different nerdly directions with her ongoing CLOCKWORK GAME, the story of the chess-playing real life automaton. I've gotta think there's plenty of you out there who would dig this muchly. It is very well done, if I may say so...

It is very well made. Kudos to your wife! I only read a bunch of pages but it looks really amazing.

It's a brand new online comics anthology featuring the work of Jay Cormier, myself, and Rob Lundy.

Rather than follow the usual web comics template of one long serial, we'll be running all sorts of stories, from short stories, to multi-chapter longer comics. Our first comic is an all-ages fantasy story called Tales Of Belfort, and it's based on the brand new strategy board game, Belfort. We're only a few pages in, but hopefully you take the time to take a look, and let us know what you think.